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Subal B.

@subalbiswas

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Graphic Design, Canva & Illustrator Expert

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Welcome! I'm a freelance Graphic Designer and Illustrator expert in creating designs for social media and printed materials (posters, banners, brochures, flyers, logo, business card, T-shirt, letterhead, branding etc). I am a versatile, enthusiastic and competent person who always strives to achieve a high standard in whatever is undertaken.I am a good designer with keen eyes. Currently working as a freelancer for more than 5 years. I am an articulate, confident person who relishes challenges and works under pressure. Always a willing learner and able to follow instructions well. I am flexible with my working hours. Trust me and Feel free to contact me anytime.Always I look forward to hearing from you! Thank you so much for your time!
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Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
12373783
1. Conceptualization Collaborated with the client or stakeholders to understand the purpose, target audience, and brand identity. Considered the type of product to be packaged (e.g., food, cosmetics, or liquids) and its specific needs, such as durability, barrier properties, or resealability. 2. Material Selection Recommended suitable materials like laminates, plastic, or biodegradable options based on product requirements. Factored in environmental considerations for eco-friendly designs. 3. Structural Design Determined the pouch type: stand-up pouch, flat pouch, spout pouch, etc. Designed functional features such as resealable zippers, tear notches, or spouts. 4. Graphics and Branding Created an eye-catching design that aligned with the brand’s visual identity. Incorporated branding elements, product information, regulatory details, and design aesthetics. Ensured the design was print-ready and compatible with the chosen printing method (e.g., flexographic, digital). 5. Prototyping an
Pouch Packaging Design
12371065
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
11786643
1. Headline A bold, attention-grabbing title that immediately communicates the flyer’s purpose. Example: "50% OFF This Weekend Only!" 2. Imagery High-quality images, graphics, or illustrations that align with the flyer’s message. Visuals should evoke interest and complement the content. 3. Typography Use a combination of font styles to create hierarchy (e.g., bold for headlines, lighter for details). Ensure legibility by balancing creative fonts with simplicity. 4. Content Brief and Direct: Flyers should be easy to skim. Include only essential details: What: Event, product, or service. When: Date and time. Where: Venue or location. Why: Purpose or benefits. Contact: Website, phone number, email, or QR code for more information. 5. Layout and Design Use a clean and organized structure to guide the reader’s eyes naturally. Prioritize important information with strategic placement and size. Leave negative space for readability. 6. Branding Include logos, brand colors, and other
Flyer Design
1. Headline A bold, attention-grabbing title that immediately communicates the flyer’s purpose. Example: "50% OFF This Weekend Only!" 2. Imagery High-quality images, graphics, or illustrations that align with the flyer’s message. Visuals should evoke interest and complement the content. 3. Typography Use a combination of font styles to create hierarchy (e.g., bold for headlines, lighter for details). Ensure legibility by balancing creative fonts with simplicity. 4. Content Brief and Direct: Flyers should be easy to skim. Include only essential details: What: Event, product, or service. When: Date and time. Where: Venue or location. Why: Purpose or benefits. Contact: Website, phone number, email, or QR code for more information. 5. Layout and Design Use a clean and organized structure to guide the reader’s eyes naturally. Prioritize important information with strategic placement and size. Leave negative space for readability. 6. Branding Include logos, brand colors, and other
Flyer Design
11797218
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
11800709
1. Layout and Organization Categories: Group items into logical sections such as appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Flow: Arrange items in a sequence that guides diners naturally through the menu. Space Management: Avoid overcrowding; leave room for readability and emphasis on key dishes. 2. Typography Font Choice: Use clear, legible fonts that align with the restaurant's theme (e.g., elegant fonts for fine dining, bold fonts for casual eateries). Font Size and Hierarchy: Ensure dish names and prices are easy to read, with strategic use of bold or larger text for emphasis. 3. Visuals and Imagery Photography: High-quality images of signature dishes to entice customers. Illustrations: Custom drawings or icons that enhance the menu’s style. Colors: Align with the restaurant’s branding, evoke appetite, or set the mood (e.g., warm tones for comfort food, cool tones for modern cuisine). 4. Content Dish Names and Descriptions: Provide clear names with concise, appealing descripti
Restaurant Menu Card Design
1. Layout and Organization Categories: Group items into logical sections such as appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Flow: Arrange items in a sequence that guides diners naturally through the menu. Space Management: Avoid overcrowding; leave room for readability and emphasis on key dishes. 2. Typography Font Choice: Use clear, legible fonts that align with the restaurant's theme (e.g., elegant fonts for fine dining, bold fonts for casual eateries). Font Size and Hierarchy: Ensure dish names and prices are easy to read, with strategic use of bold or larger text for emphasis. 3. Visuals and Imagery Photography: High-quality images of signature dishes to entice customers. Illustrations: Custom drawings or icons that enhance the menu’s style. Colors: Align with the restaurant’s branding, evoke appetite, or set the mood (e.g., warm tones for comfort food, cool tones for modern cuisine). 4. Content Dish Names and Descriptions: Provide clear names with concise, appealing descripti
Restaurant Menu Card Design
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Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
Facebook Ad Design: Focus on clear calls-to-action (CTAs). Design for mobile-first, as most users browse on mobile. Optimize for Facebook Ad guidelines (e.g., minimal text in visuals). Instagram Post Design: Emphasize high-quality visuals and trendy aesthetics. Incorporate storytelling elements or engagement-friendly layouts (e.g., interactive carousels or story templates).
Facebook Advertisement Design
12373783
1. Conceptualization Collaborated with the client or stakeholders to understand the purpose, target audience, and brand identity. Considered the type of product to be packaged (e.g., food, cosmetics, or liquids) and its specific needs, such as durability, barrier properties, or resealability. 2. Material Selection Recommended suitable materials like laminates, plastic, or biodegradable options based on product requirements. Factored in environmental considerations for eco-friendly designs. 3. Structural Design Determined the pouch type: stand-up pouch, flat pouch, spout pouch, etc. Designed functional features such as resealable zippers, tear notches, or spouts. 4. Graphics and Branding Created an eye-catching design that aligned with the brand’s visual identity. Incorporated branding elements, product information, regulatory details, and design aesthetics. Ensured the design was print-ready and compatible with the chosen printing method (e.g., flexographic, digital). 5. Prototyping an
Pouch Packaging Design
12371065
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
1. Understanding the Purpose Objective: Clearly identifying the purpose of the brochure (e.g., marketing, informational, educational). Audience: Understanding the target audience to tailor the content and visuals effectively. Tone and Branding: Ensuring the brochure aligns with the brand's voice, style, and guidelines. 2. Planning the Layout Format: Choosing a suitable layout (bi-fold, tri-fold, z-fold, booklet, etc.). Content Structure: Outlining sections (e.g., introduction, key details, call-to-action). Flow: Designing a logical sequence for easy navigation. 3. Content Development Text: Writing clear, concise, and engaging copy. Imagery: Selecting high-quality images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message. Call-to-Action: Including persuasive elements to encourage the desired response. 4. Visual Design Typography: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and reflect the brand. Color Scheme: Using colors consistent with branding and psychology to evoke desired emotions.
Brochure Design
11786643
1. Headline A bold, attention-grabbing title that immediately communicates the flyer’s purpose. Example: "50% OFF This Weekend Only!" 2. Imagery High-quality images, graphics, or illustrations that align with the flyer’s message. Visuals should evoke interest and complement the content. 3. Typography Use a combination of font styles to create hierarchy (e.g., bold for headlines, lighter for details). Ensure legibility by balancing creative fonts with simplicity. 4. Content Brief and Direct: Flyers should be easy to skim. Include only essential details: What: Event, product, or service. When: Date and time. Where: Venue or location. Why: Purpose or benefits. Contact: Website, phone number, email, or QR code for more information. 5. Layout and Design Use a clean and organized structure to guide the reader’s eyes naturally. Prioritize important information with strategic placement and size. Leave negative space for readability. 6. Branding Include logos, brand colors, and other
Flyer Design
1. Headline A bold, attention-grabbing title that immediately communicates the flyer’s purpose. Example: "50% OFF This Weekend Only!" 2. Imagery High-quality images, graphics, or illustrations that align with the flyer’s message. Visuals should evoke interest and complement the content. 3. Typography Use a combination of font styles to create hierarchy (e.g., bold for headlines, lighter for details). Ensure legibility by balancing creative fonts with simplicity. 4. Content Brief and Direct: Flyers should be easy to skim. Include only essential details: What: Event, product, or service. When: Date and time. Where: Venue or location. Why: Purpose or benefits. Contact: Website, phone number, email, or QR code for more information. 5. Layout and Design Use a clean and organized structure to guide the reader’s eyes naturally. Prioritize important information with strategic placement and size. Leave negative space for readability. 6. Branding Include logos, brand colors, and other
Flyer Design
11797218
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
Posters are static visual designs, primarily used for communication and advertising in physical spaces, though they are increasingly adapted for digital sharing. Purpose: Event Promotion: Announce concerts, conferences, or community events. Advertising: Market products or services. Awareness Campaigns: Highlight social issues, campaigns, or public notices. Artistic Expression: Showcase creative concepts or personal projects. Types of Posters: Promotional Posters: Advertise products, events, or sales. Informational Posters: Present detailed content like infographics or schedules. Motivational Posters: Inspire audiences with quotes or impactful visuals. Artistic Posters: Focus on design aesthetics, often for decoration or branding. Key Elements of Poster Design: Headline: A strong and engaging title to draw attention. Visual Hierarchy: Organize text and images so the most important elements stand out. Imagery and Graphics: Use visually compelling visuals to enhance the message. Typograp
Banner & Poster
11800709
1. Layout and Organization Categories: Group items into logical sections such as appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Flow: Arrange items in a sequence that guides diners naturally through the menu. Space Management: Avoid overcrowding; leave room for readability and emphasis on key dishes. 2. Typography Font Choice: Use clear, legible fonts that align with the restaurant's theme (e.g., elegant fonts for fine dining, bold fonts for casual eateries). Font Size and Hierarchy: Ensure dish names and prices are easy to read, with strategic use of bold or larger text for emphasis. 3. Visuals and Imagery Photography: High-quality images of signature dishes to entice customers. Illustrations: Custom drawings or icons that enhance the menu’s style. Colors: Align with the restaurant’s branding, evoke appetite, or set the mood (e.g., warm tones for comfort food, cool tones for modern cuisine). 4. Content Dish Names and Descriptions: Provide clear names with concise, appealing descripti
Restaurant Menu Card Design
1. Layout and Organization Categories: Group items into logical sections such as appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Flow: Arrange items in a sequence that guides diners naturally through the menu. Space Management: Avoid overcrowding; leave room for readability and emphasis on key dishes. 2. Typography Font Choice: Use clear, legible fonts that align with the restaurant's theme (e.g., elegant fonts for fine dining, bold fonts for casual eateries). Font Size and Hierarchy: Ensure dish names and prices are easy to read, with strategic use of bold or larger text for emphasis. 3. Visuals and Imagery Photography: High-quality images of signature dishes to entice customers. Illustrations: Custom drawings or icons that enhance the menu’s style. Colors: Align with the restaurant’s branding, evoke appetite, or set the mood (e.g., warm tones for comfort food, cool tones for modern cuisine). 4. Content Dish Names and Descriptions: Provide clear names with concise, appealing descripti
Restaurant Menu Card Design
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Festive Thanksgiving Closure Flyer Design • $10 USD
He was patient and quick
Bianca W.
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Logo Name Edit - 16/05/2024 23:03 EDT • ₹501 INR
good work will come back later
Himanshu J.
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Course Logo Design • $25 USD
Loved the original design. Great work- it was perfect. Thank you!
Janeal S.
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Bold Auragenie Hair Fibre Product Packaging Design • ₹600 INR
Working with Subal B. has been nothing short of extraordinary. From the onset, it was evident that we were collaborating with a professional of the highest caliber. His design work is not just visually stunning but also strategically aligned with our brand's vision, demonstrating a rare blend of creativity and practicality. Subal's approach to design is meticulous and thoughtful, ensuring that every element serves a purpose, enhancing the overall aesthetic and functionality of the project. His ability to translate complex ideas into beautiful, impactful designs is truly remarkable. Beyond his undeniable talent in design, what sets Subal apart is his down-to-earth personality. Despite his vast expertise and experience, he remains approachable, patient, and genuinely interested in understanding our needs and feedback. This made the entire process not just productive but also incredibly enjoyable. Subal's commitment to excellence, combined with his pleasant demeanor, makes him an invaluable asset to any project. He is not just a designer; he is a visionary who brings out the best in your ideas and elevates them to levels you couldn't imagine. We feel fortunate to have worked with such a talented and good-natured professional and cannot recommend him highly enough."
Rohit V.
@rohitvenaik
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9 months ago
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Experience
Junior Graphic Designer
Sep, 2019 - Nov, 2022
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3 years, 2 months
IRV Graphics Studio
Sep, 2019 - Nov, 2022
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3 years, 2 months
Creating designs for printed materials (posters, banners, brochures, flyers, logo, business card, T-shirt).
Sep, 2019 - Nov, 2022
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3 years, 2 months
Education
National University Bangladesh
2015 - 2018
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3 years
Diploma in Advanced Graphics Design
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Bangladesh
2015 - 2018
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3 years
National University Bangladesh
2013 - 2014
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1 year
MSc in Mathematics
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Bangladesh
2013 - 2014
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1 year
National University Bangladesh
2009 - 2013
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4 years
BSc in Mathematics
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Bangladesh
2009 - 2013
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4 years
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